7 Points to Watch for in Imposters of Expositional Preaching
Mike Gilbart-Smith covers 7 points of “Expositional Imposters” concerning expositional preaching.
The points:
1) The point of the passage is misunderstood: the ‘Unfounded Sermon’.
2) The point of the passage is ignored: the ‘Springboard Sermon’.
3) The point of the passage remains unapplied: the ‘Exegetical Sermon’.
4) The point of the passage is applied to a different congregation: the ‘Irrelevant Sermon’.
5) The point of the passage misapplied to the present congregation: the ‘Misfit Sermon’.
6) The point of the passage is divorced from its generic impact: the ‘Doctrinal Sermon’.
7) The point of the passage is preached without reference to the passage: the ‘Shortcut Sermon’
The points:
1) The point of the passage is misunderstood: the ‘Unfounded Sermon’.
2) The point of the passage is ignored: the ‘Springboard Sermon’.
3) The point of the passage remains unapplied: the ‘Exegetical Sermon’.
4) The point of the passage is applied to a different congregation: the ‘Irrelevant Sermon’.
5) The point of the passage misapplied to the present congregation: the ‘Misfit Sermon’.
6) The point of the passage is divorced from its generic impact: the ‘Doctrinal Sermon’.
7) The point of the passage is preached without reference to the passage: the ‘Shortcut Sermon’
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